I downloaded the ISO CD image and was surprised to find that it wasn’t
bootable! I had to make a floppy and boot from that. While that is a
good ‘backup’ means, the CD should be bootable!
I made a bootable ISO image based on the floppy using the process I
found at http://www.nu2.nu/bootcd and would be happy to offer that CD
image to QNX to post. Since that would probably not be security-wise, I
would ask that you make your own ISO image bootable the same way I did
with the method outlied on that web site. Uses all GNU tools, should be
possible to make bootable under QNX as well
Related question: Is it possible to install the QNX stuff onto a
Disk-On-Chip? I know it wants to install the “whole” environment
(600M!) but I was trying to (basically) put the demo disk onto my 16M
DOC. I’m trying to make a ethernet web browsing appliance from an old
486 with a 16M DOC…
I downloaded the ISO CD image and was surprised to find that it wasn’t
bootable! I had to make a floppy and boot from that. While that is a
good ‘backup’ means, the CD should be bootable!
It is bootable, already.
How did you burn it.
I made a bootable ISO image based on the floppy using the process I
found at > http://www.nu2.nu/bootcd > and would be happy to offer that CD
image to QNX to post. Since that would probably not be security-wise, I
would ask that you make your own ISO image bootable the same way I did
with the method outlied on that web site. Uses all GNU tools, should be
possible to make bootable under QNX as well >
Related question: Is it possible to install the QNX stuff onto a
Disk-On-Chip? I know it wants to install the “whole” environment
(600M!) but I was trying to (basically) put the demo disk onto my 16M
DOC. I’m trying to make a ethernet web browsing appliance from an old
486 with a 16M DOC…
The demo disk and QRTP are two different operating system (QNX4 versus
Neutrino),
it is very possible to put Neutrino and Photon (OS+gui) in a 16Meg DOC
(8Meg)
would probably be enough.
However Neutrino DOC driver is still beta (made by M-System)